Was a major Maya ceremonial centre. Its Late Pre-Classic temples and two separate ball courts display fine examples of Maya craftsmanship, suggesting this site was a hilltop residence of royalty and their cadre. Abandoned by 800 AD, the site consists of 34 structures on two acres. Located on a hill overlooking San Ignacio. A New visitor's center contains artifacts and a reconstructed model of the site. Opens Mon.-Sat. Additional US$2.50 required to enter the museum. Site opens 9-4:30 daily; Admission US$2.50. The caretaker can show you around and answer your questions. Tours last 45-60 minutes. Getting There, takes a twenty to thirty minute uphill walk from downtown San Ignacio. Cabs charge around US$7.50 round-trip.